This is a famous street food in India. People make this in different ways. In our home, I make it in the following way. It is a very handy snack when you feel hungry and a tasty filling to your stomach too.
Ingredients
- Carrot —————————————— 1
- Green peas ——————————— 1/4 cup
- Beans —————————————— 1/4 cup
- Potato —————————————— 1
- Cabbage ————————————— 1/2 cup
- Red capsicum —————————– 1/2
- Onion ——————————————- 1
- Tomato —————————————- 2
- Ginger and garlic cube ————— 1
- Water ——————————————- 1 cup
- Cooking oil ———————————- 1 tbsp
- Salt to taste
- Spice powders
- Chili powder ————————– 1/2 tsp
- Coriander powder —————– 1 1/2 tsp
- Turmeric powder —————— 1/4 tsp
- Garam masala powder ——— 1/2 tsp
- Dry mango powder ————— 1 tbsp

How To Make
- Cut all the vegetables into big pieces
- In a pressure cooker add all the vegetables, little salt, turmeric powder and a cup of water
- Cook for about 20 minutes and switched off the stove and wait for the pressure to release
- Open the cooker and smash all the vegetables using a potato smasher and keep it aside
- In the meantime, place a pan on stove in medium heat and add a table spoon of oil
- Then add the minced onion and cook until onion become soft
- Now add the tomatoes and saute for around four minutes
- Then add all the spices except dry mango powder and mix them well
- Now add the smashed vegetables and cook for about five minutes
- Finally add the dry mango powder and mix it well and switch off the stove
- Now it is ready to serve
How To Serve
- In a wide pan add half teaspoon of ghee and toast the pavbhaji buns
- Make sandwich with the toasted pavbhaji buns and the masala and enjoy!
Notes:
* If you like, you can add little sev and cilantro in the sandwich
* Red capsicum gives the nice red color to the pavbhaji masala